This video is a bit old, so things have changed … but it sums up my opinion on the subject

This video is a bit old, so things have changed … but it sums up my opinion on the subject
Riiiight ;D Try using exploding bolts for your car’s wheels, and once you reach top speed in the highway… You know… Press the red button and see what happens
Doesn’t it take 16 actual AMD cores to compete to an Pentium 3 :whistle:
Nope, unless competition is in the shopping cart :whistle:
I used to be a big fan of AMD for the longest time but then I came to expect they’d always be behind. I’m happy with my switch to Intel.
mhectorgato:
This video is a bit old, so things have changed … but it sums up my opinion on the subject
Riiiight ;D Try using exploding bolts for your car’s wheels, and once you reach top speed in the highway… You know… Press the red button and see what happens
Given the choice, I’d pick the car that doesn’t crash when this happens
I used to be a big fan of AMD for the longest time but then I came to expect they’d always be behind. I’m happy with my switch to Intel.
I had both but now I’m exclusively buying only AMD products, because I simply do not want them to fold (we all know what happens then).
Oh, and for home use, both i7 and FX8350 are frickin’ overpowered and waste of cycles. A pro for AMD, as it is half the price.
Unless, of course, somebody has a cellar full of money and spends more on forks than on CPUs.
I like what AMD does since 15 years.
They keep intel prices down a little bit 8)